Kennedy High School - Legacy Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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J. If FOOTBALL Baby Cavaliers rack up a Winning season The 1968 junior Varsity squad ended its season with a 4-3-1 recordg the first time in Kennedy football history that a team has finished above the .500 mark. With much of the credit going to Coaches Bell and Hogan, the team posteu wins over Churchill Q6-OJ, Springbrook Q14-121, Sherwood U3-121, and Blair Q21-OJ. This year's l.V. could well be the key to a bright varsity future - the one-game barrier might well be broken this fall. Kennedy Opponent S ti1 ties S S 1711 iiatisit 6 Sprif1abfO0k is '20 12' woodward 26 ' 0 1 Whitman 32 7 Northwood 6 12 Peary 20 0 Churchill 45 6 Sherwood 58 'V k.:k iz, L hx Gaithersburg 26 K 12 K Blall' H 32 JUNIOR VARSITY tystt1 l rtts za iits get ttyss S 7 :Whitman 1 Churchill 0 ' 0 'PGHFY 25 134 Gaithersburg 13 13 Sherwood 12 if 5Pfi0S??i??0k 20s srvey 21 Q Blal' 310 - --f. 4:1,::r::ff:i,z:-1: W ,-: fffzizazgrfff 1. 1 -f'?,:'::i,w ' 'rfi'- 1 , I- ' -,frafiz ,lem is l S ff-75' - , To the left: l.V. Guard Richard Carey creams Blair quarterback in the final game of the year. Above: Getting some head!

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Row '15 Coach Bell, S. Pfaff, M. Robinson, R. Carey, M, Vucci, M. j- Defwoble, ROW 3, j, Qifolamir T, Mgore, 1, P3pUChi5,lv14C0r10I9y Sterzer, VV. Culvvf, G- Emiimlel, E. Riberio, D- Kreh, C- Williams 1. Seibert, M. Griffin, D. Dalton, E. Fritz, R. Wurderman, R. Schum Row 2, 1. landa, C. Graham, D. Trent, B. Chandler, I. Cosgrove, D. 5, Harrington, P, Sandoval. Williams, D. Swartz, l. Nikitakis, D. Owen, 1. Bishop, D. Xander, Above left: Sherwood's center snaps the ball. Above: Q. B. Mike Vucci awaits snap from center. To the left: Coach Bell is lifted after l.V.'s victory over Sherwood. l 108

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Above: Rick Harris blocks a Northwood player from driving, and below left, taps the ball in for Iwo. Below right: Senior Arch McDonald lays up for a score. VARSITY BASKETBALL Won-loss record best in JFK's five years The Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with the best record ever turned in by a Kennedy varsity squad. The cagers turned in a 7-5 A-B-C League record and an 8-12 overall record. Leading the scoring, co-captain Reese Haines had a 15.2 point average for twenty games. junior Rick Harris played in eighteen games for a 16.2 point average, and finished third in the County A-B-C scoring results. Many close games were lost in the final frame, with the most exciting games against Sherwood, the sec- ond of the series going into overtime. With good prospects for next year, a league championship may become a reality. 1. Xx Above: lunior lohn Auxier attempts to block a Woodward opponent. Immediately above: Tim Dirks fights for the rebound as Reese Haines looks on, 110